The location is perfect, on the coast with superb views towards the Llŷn, and just 5 minutes walk from the railway station (ignore the negative comments about the trains, they’re a real asset in enabling visits along a loooong section of this stunning coast.
The staff are really helpful and polite.
The pub/cafe is excellent, and very welcome now that the Garthangharad is closed. There’s a lovely mix of local people and visitors.
The site has easy, safe beach access.
The farm shop sells camping basics but also some real gourmet items. Try the pies!

I don’t want the following to detract from a lovely stay, but…The basic facilities were barely adequate for the number of visitors on site. This showed in queues for toilets and showers, recycling bins overflowing on Sunday when the collection is on Thursday, resulting in plastics and cardboard blowing around the site, and pitches being too small and close together.
I’ll also mention the lack of drainage at the water point, so that the hose actually dangles into mud. Far from ideal.

Really good location 5 minutes to the beach, 5 minutes to railway station.
Quite basic with not enough toilets and showers, 1 male toilet and 1 female, then up to reception to use a porta loo.

facilities not great and camp fires going on well into early morning. Train line 20 yards away that operates 7am to 10.30ish. Need better facilities for what is charged.

Having a coffee shop on site.
Being close to public transport.
Cambrian Railway is brilliant.
Loved seeing the hills and the sea from the site.
People were very friendly.

I'm afraid the facilities were inadequate although clean.
Some door locks didn't work properly.
The rubbish bins were constantly overflowing and stuff on the floor as well.
Untidy farmyard.
Difficult paths for me with a dodgy ankle.

Perfect , restrooms nice and clean, plenty of space, access to a beach, love the no noise after 10pm so me and the children can quietly relax and get up early to go explore. Lovely relaxing campsite

Nothing

nice clean tidy campsite, its got all the facilities needed.

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Beautiful area with onsite farm shop and cafe.
Calm and peaceful site.
Welcoming staff onsite.
Pitch had a lot of room around it and it was dog friendly.

Not a lot to do for children.
Nothing locally apart from the pebbly beach.
Very narrow roads and very very very narrow drive way when driving a motorhome!.
20p charge for showers for two minutes.

We stayed in a pod which made the experience a little more comfortable than pitching a tent. The location is beautiful and the little ones loved the walk along the beach discovering sea life within the rock pools. The evening red sunset and night sky were pretty special. We all woke up in the middle of the night to stargaze. Great place to go off grid and have family bonding time.

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Small and ' Real ' The family have obviously put a great deal of effort into creating not only a campsite but also a community hub . Very welcoming, Very approachable, Very chilled and what seemed to us damn decent folk making a living in a beautiful part of the world.

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Me and my little dog Stayed on a grass pitch in medium campervan amongst tents. Had own toilet so didn’t use toilet block.
But lovely place, level pitch, beautiful views and nice staff.
Met some friends for one drink in the lovely bar.
Most of all felt welcomed and safe.
Would definitely go back.

Would have used bar more and met friends for breakfast but it wasn’t available.

Adjacent to little used beach, great views, good pitches - very pleasant small campsite.

Not a dislike but could do with more toilets.